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Hi all. Just in case this is happening elsewhere too, I thought I'd let you know. I witnessed a lady following the postmen as they went up Matham Grove today looking through all the doors, presumably to see if people were then coming to collect their post. I know this because I picked up my mail and saw a face peering in through the frosted glass. I opened the door to see who this was and she turned and walked away as quickly as she could. I asked "Can I help?" and she replied "Sorry wrong door". I then watched her do the same thing to about 5 or 6 more houses. Black lady with shoulder length black curly-ish hair, probably early 30s, wearing a peaked cap, shiny black jacket, light blue jeans and a backpack.


I've already reported it to the non emergency 101 police line, so they are aware of this behaviour. If anyone witnesses her or anyone else doing the same it's probably worth reporting it as well.

I live on Matham Grove. On Tuesday I had two rings at my door, a few hours apart. In both cases, by the time I opened the door (I work at the top of the house) there was no one there. I'm not naturally suspicious but it felt kind of wrong. Today the postman rang my bell - there was a package that wouldn't fit through the letterbox - but I can't say I saw anyone behind him.

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